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The Man Behind e Commerce One by One Profit

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The man behind e commerce one by one profit

The idea behind this policy is that once the epidemic is eradicated, economic opportunities
will be created and Pakistan must be prepared. To this end, the government is expanding and
increasing production to promote locally produced products to world markets. While many
retailers have already started their e-commerce profit, few take a holistic approach. This is
not enough for long term growth. In order to truly improve, you have to look from
implementation to end and combine process optimization with an understanding of consumer
needs and psychology. As leaders in this field, we bring thoughtful people to all stages of our
e-commerce profit journey for organizations. When your e-commerce business starts to sell,
it's important that you know how much your business will be worth. Oberlo has developed a
simple monthly profit calculator on Google Sheets that you can use to track how much profit
you make on your online store - all you need to do is use a Google account. It's important that
you understand how gross income, net income, and profit are calculated for the job, so we've
broken them down into:

Gross Revenue: You can cover the total revenue of your online store by multiplying the
price by the number of products you sell.

Net Income: To achieve net income, you will first need to multiply the cost for which you
get your product by the number of products your online store sells. When you have filled in
this amount, you will only deduct your result from the total income and you will reach the
monthly income of your ecommerce business.

Profit from Profits: To make a profit from what your store has earned in a month, all
you need to do is deduct your marketing budget from your net income.

E commerce can create 2m jobs, add $40bn to GDP in two year


However, the country still lacks a digital platform for electronic payments. At present, more
than 66% of online payments are made on a cash on delivery (COD) basis, said the president
of RCCI. He said digital transactions accounted for 20% of total transactions in developed
economies, adding that digitization would also have a serious impact on transforming jobs.
He urged the government to rehabilitate banking infrastructure and establish payment
gateways for businesses, retailers, gas pumps, Pakistan International Airlines (PIA), Pakistani
railways, supermarkets, schools and colleges. To encourage the federal cabinet has already
approved an e-commerce policy to promote the transition to a digital economy in order to
increase the volume of trade. The President of RCCI said that the information,
communication and technology sectors in Pakistan should be transformed to transform the
country into a digital economy. He said that digital platforms are developing rapidly around
the world and added that Pakistan needs to develop in this area. He added that mobile phone
access is very high in Pakistan, which has over 160 million mobile phone users and 150
million internet users in the country. E-commerce has the potential to create 2 million jobs in
Pakistan, which could bring the country's gross domestic product (GDP) to 40-40 billion in
the next two years.

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